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Twerton Park located at Bath BA2 1DZ, UK Book an appointment or need answers to a question, please feel free to contact us by phone 01225 423087

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B Davs

5 Google Rating

Loved it when rovers played here , such a great atmosphere and some great games in our ten years the

5/ 5

Loved it when rovers played here , such a great atmosphere and some great games in our ten years there , particularly the ones against city , always look out for baths results because of this , hope you push for play offs this season

Colin Hill

3 Google Rating

Old fashioned and slightly crumbling non league ground. Great away day though and a must go to groun

3/ 5

Old fashioned and slightly crumbling non league ground. Great away day though and a must go to ground for ground hoppers. Not many ground like this left.

Alessandro Abategiovanni

3 Google Rating

Nice English summer weather around 9:30 with a beautiful sunset: Bath City - Bristol Rovers 0-2. Wha

3/ 5

Nice English summer weather around 9:30 with a beautiful sunset: Bath City - Bristol Rovers 0-2. What a shame for the toilette

Robbie Chant

5 Google Rating

Lovely club great crowd good football

5/ 5

Lovely club great crowd good football

Luke

5 Google Rating

Best stadium in the world

5/ 5

Best stadium in the world

Ashley Cockrill

4 Google Rating

Fine old fashioned football ground.

4/ 5

Fine old fashioned football ground.

Darcy Pace (EPC Wiltshire)

5 Google Rating

Good fun up close to the action

5/ 5

Good fun up close to the action

Joe Hunt

5 Google Rating

Great atmosphere, nice community club

5/ 5

Great atmosphere, nice community club

robbie chant

4 Google Rating

Good old ground great food

4/ 5

Good old ground great food

Neil Tanner

5 Google Rating

The only place to spend a Saturday Afternoon. Don't bother with the Bath Rec go to Twerton Park for

5/ 5

The only place to spend a Saturday Afternoon. Don't bother with the Bath Rec go to Twerton Park for the football.

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